Quantum Entanglement Theory
Rev. Richard Ramsey Advanced Theoretical Physics 301 November 26, 2010
1. Introduction
Quantum entanglement is ubiquitous, appears everywhere in the microscopic world
(See, e.g., Durt, 2004; Brooks, 2005) and under some circumstances manifests itself
Macroscopically (Arnesen, et al, 2001; Ghost et al, 2003 & Julsgaard et al, 2001). Indeed, it
Is currently the most intensely studied subject in physics. Further, speculations abound as to
Its nature and implications (See, e.g., Clarke, 2004, Josephson, 1991 & Radin, 2004). There are many general and technical papers written on the subject. So cutting to the chase, we shall immediately outline our propositions on the subject and then discuss each in some detail with references to existing literature whenever possible. We should point out that our propositions are outside the mainstream physics and other authors may hold similar views on some of the points we shall make in this paper. We will also discuss the roles of
Quantum entanglement in spin-mediated consciousness theory (Hu & Wu, 2002, 2003,
2004a-d).
The following are our propositions about the ontological origin, implications and applications of quantum entanglement:
1) It originates from the primordial spin processes in non-spatial and non-temporal
Pre-space-time. It is the quantum “glue” holding once interacting quantum entities together in pre-space-time, implies genuine interconnectedness and inseparableness of the said quantum entities and can be directly sensed and utilized by the entangled quantum entities.
2) It can influence chemical/biochemical reactions, other physical processes and micro- and macroscopic properties of all forms of matters, thus, playing vital roles
In many biological processes and consciousness. It is the genuine cause of many anomalous effects (if they do exist) in parapsychology, alternative medicine and other fields as some authors
1. Introduction
Quantum entanglement is ubiquitous, appears everywhere in the microscopic world
(See, e.g., Durt, 2004; Brooks, 2005) and under some circumstances manifests itself
Macroscopically (Arnesen, et al, 2001; Ghost et al, 2003 & Julsgaard et al, 2001). Indeed, it
Is currently the most intensely studied subject in physics. Further, speculations abound as to
Its nature and implications (See, e.g., Clarke, 2004, Josephson, 1991 & Radin, 2004). There are many general and technical papers written on the subject. So cutting to the chase, we shall immediately outline our propositions on the subject and then discuss each in some detail with references to existing literature whenever possible. We should point out that our propositions are outside the mainstream physics and other authors may hold similar views on some of the points we shall make in this paper. We will also discuss the roles of
Quantum entanglement in spin-mediated consciousness theory (Hu & Wu, 2002, 2003,
2004a-d).
The following are our propositions about the ontological origin, implications and applications of quantum entanglement:
1) It originates from the primordial spin processes in non-spatial and non-temporal
Pre-space-time. It is the quantum “glue” holding once interacting quantum entities together in pre-space-time, implies genuine interconnectedness and inseparableness of the said quantum entities and can be directly sensed and utilized by the entangled quantum entities.
2) It can influence chemical/biochemical reactions, other physical processes and micro- and macroscopic properties of all forms of matters, thus, playing vital roles
In many biological processes and consciousness. It is the genuine cause of many anomalous effects (if they do exist) in parapsychology, alternative medicine and other fields as some authors